"What I like about digital art is that a lot of it feels honest because it reflects the digital. We can't escape the fact that we have digital experiences.," Bar-On Nesher told ARTnews.

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A new show, "Infinite Images" at the Toledo Museum of Art, traces the long history of algorithmic art from the 1960s to today.

We face a simple choice: algorithm or art. One isolates. The other inspires. One extracts attention. The other expands minds.

Eliza Ivanova explains her process for colouring artwork in Prcreate without losing that personal sketchbook feel.

But the main reason is rage against the algorithm. The analogue trend is a celebration of the old ways of making things amid the artificial-intelligence revolution: consider, for instance, that the ...

Generative AI programs like ChatGPT and DeepAI allow anyone, anywhere, to generate imagery with the touch of a button. This ...